Connect the prescription-medicine receiving workflow at a clinic with the supplier and product information behind it.
SAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.A clinic is a care setting, not a single regulatory role. The relevant product, transaction and organization determine the supply-chain obligations. Begin with the actual medicine-receiving process and the team responsible for it.
The supplier and transaction behind the delivery.
The location and person responsible for the handoff.
The identifier, lot and available event context.
Illustrative product-receiving flow for this audience.
Identify the delivery and its supplier.
Find the product, lot and serialized unit.
Relate the available partner and event information.
Route an unanswered question to the responsible team.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
A clinic receives a medicine shipment from a distributor. The team needs to relate the delivery to a product record and the correct receiving location. Connect RX focuses on that product context; appointment scheduling, prescribing and medication administration belong to the clinical environment.
The receiving process should identify who checks product information, who investigates a discrepancy and where the supporting record can be found. Use the same example with your operations, integration and compliance teams so the workflow has one shared meaning.
Companies the Maltexi team has worked with.
Connect pharmaceutical deliveries with the serialized product information your hospital pharmacy team needs to review.
Explore hospitalsGive pharmacy teams a clearer way to connect an incoming medicine with its serialized product record and supplier information.
Explore pharmaciesThe Drug Supply Chain Security Act is the US framework for specific prescription-drug supply-chain requirements. An implementation review starts with the organization, product and transaction involved.
Explore dscsa requirementsPlan the path between your operational systems, serialized product records and the organizations you exchange data with.
Explore integrationsYour systems. Your partners. The task you need to complete.
Discuss your workflow
